EquatIO is a math accessibility solution for those who prefer to listen to math in any document or web page or create math content with voice or handwriting.

EquatIO allows users to take a screenshot of the inaccessible equation to convert it to accessible math.  Users can paste the equation into a Word document or create LaTeX or MathML of the equation.

EquatIO can be used to dictate equations and formulas aloud. It understands what is said and turns the spoken input into written expressions. EquatIO can also be used to write math freehand on the device and to turn that into digital math.

• Clear Cookies and Cache in all your browser profile(s)
• Go to your browser profile:
• In the top right, click the button with your name or the person icon sign out of all your online Google/Gmail Chrome Browser profiles and make sure "Sync is off."

• Launch Microsoft Edge browser, sign in with Microsoft, and log in with your full Southern New Hampshire University email address and password credential associated with the SNHU/Microsoft 365 account.

• Personalize the Microsoft Edge browser and enable the "Allow extensions from other stores."
• By allowing "Allow extensions from other stores," you will also be able to install the additional Texthelp Add-on: EquatIO from the Chrome Web Store.

• Go to the Texthelp EquatIO Chrome Extension

Please note: If you are signed in to the Google Chrome browser with a personal or work Gmail, the Texthelp extension(s) will automatically authenticate with that email. The "Need admin approval" denied permissions is going to appear. You must sign out of all your online Google/Gmail Chrome Browser profiles and make sure "Sync is off." Then sign in with Microsoft, and log in with your full Southern New Hampshire University email address and password credential associated with the SNHU/Microsoft 365 account.

Please visit EquatIO support for additional information about technical requirements.

How-to Video for Adding EquatIO to Google Chrome Extension (00:01:02)